Three Purdue students and one graduate have created an innovative and sustainable start-up company that could impact the way we use nuclear waste in the future, and it all started in a spare apartment with Scotch tape. Since then, the team has progressed into winning the state level Clean Energy Challenge, and participated in the regional level as well. "I became interested in clean energy, specifically nuclear power, after researching nuclear power plants and the amount of energy left in their waste products for a math project in high school," said Ian Hamilton, a senior in the College of Engineering and member of the team.
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